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harm associated with any dose of a drug -ANSWER✅✅✅adverse drug event
,harm caused by the use of a drug as a result of an error -ANSWER✅✅✅preventable
adverse drug event
drug-induced harm that occurred with the appropriate use of a medication -
ANSWER✅✅✅non-preventable adverse drug event
any preventable error that may cause or lead to inappropriate medication use or patient
harm while the medication is in the control of the health care professional, patient, or
consumer -ANSWER✅✅✅medication error
type of error that involves healthcare personnel -ANSWER✅✅✅sharp end
type of error that occurs at the organizational level as a result of something an institution
did or didn't do -ANSWER✅✅✅blunt end
type of failure that occurs at sharp end -ANSWER✅✅✅active failure
type of failure that occurs at blunt end -ANSWER✅✅✅latent failure
medication errors are caused by -ANSWER✅✅✅system design issues, human error,
at risk behavior, and reckless behavior
a failure of a common sequence of psychological functions that are basic to human
behavior -ANSWER✅✅✅human error
the act of selectively searching for information that confirms your beliefs and rejecting
information that does not -ANSWER✅✅✅confirmation bias
the three components of cognitive systems -ANSWER✅✅✅sensory register, working
memory, and long-term memory
the three processes of cognitive systems -ANSWER✅✅✅encoding, maintenance, and
retrieval
distractions and interruptions in the workplace are examples of -ANSWER✅✅✅system
PSFs
fatigue, stress and cognitive capacity are examples of -ANSWER✅✅✅personal PSFs
design strategies for decreasing fatigue include -ANSWER✅✅✅working no more than
48 hours in a 7 day period, avoiding 12 hours shifts, and if you have to work a 12 hour
shift you should not have to work more than 3 shifts without a day off and take a 10
, minute break every 2 hours and 30 minutes for a meal, also allow for 10-12 hours
between shifts
the first step to solving a problem -ANSWER✅✅✅recognize it
second step to solving a problem -ANSWER✅✅✅define it
viewing a problem as having a single cause and thus by addressing a singular problem
we think the problem is solved -ANSWER✅✅✅linear thinking
recognizing that the most proximal cause of an event may have root causes that will
remain if only the proximal cause is addressed and recognizing that there may be
multiple proximal causes with their own roots -ANSWER✅✅✅systems thinking
a process used to identify the casual factors underlying variations in
quality/performance -ANSWER✅✅✅root cause analysis
root cause analysis is -ANSWER✅✅✅retrospective
quality-related events that result is serious harm or death of a patient -
ANSWER✅✅✅sentinel events
visual depiction of frequency of various types of problems (or causes of problems)
organized from most frequent to least frequent -ANSWER✅✅✅pareto chart
diagram used to organize the numerous potential factors that could cause a particular
problem -ANSWER✅✅✅fishbone diagram
proactive version of root cause analysis to identify potential failures and risk of those
failures -ANSWER✅✅✅healthcare failure mode and effects analysis (HFMEA)
healthcare failure mode and effects analysis is -ANSWER✅✅✅prospective
errors with potential for injury that were intercepted or by luck failed to cause harm -
ANSWER✅✅✅near miss
error that occurs when an individual is functioning in the automatic mode -
ANSWER✅✅✅slip
discovering the ____ is more important than the ____ -ANSWER✅✅✅why; who
the five rights -ANSWER✅✅✅right patient, right drug, right time, right dose, right route
the first victim of an error -ANSWER✅✅✅the patient